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  1. Gkarp429

    Cost of shooting muzzleloading shotguns for me.

    i found this video on making home made shot. and this one for making “swan shot”.
  2. Gkarp429

    Which Flints Produce the Best Spark?

    Agate flints are inferior to black or amber. Try to avoid at all cost
  3. Gkarp429

    New in Florida

    West central Florida, here.
  4. Gkarp429

    Rifle covers

    I use horse blanket from October Country and leather cases. I try to to wipe down dirty guns with my version of moose milk really well, before re-casing in any fabric or leather. Don’t want old powder residue in there when I put a cleaned gun back in.
  5. Gkarp429

    Considering a Double

    if you have to wait that long, hopefully means your getting “fresh one”. even with its problems, right now, the one I have is my favorite gun to shoot. I shot 40 shots at clay birds yesterday, with only a couple misfires. I even knocked down a true pair. ( still learning to shoot at clays)
  6. Gkarp429

    Remington arms .45 pistol

    good price IMO.
  7. Gkarp429

    Oh the Chains that Bind Us

    No, but if you put it all in one hand, it’s pretty heavy. It’s definitely not your typical mountain man set up. I prefer to think of it in the style of, “Olde English Country Club” haha.
  8. Gkarp429

    Remington arms .45 pistol

    One of those sold on gunbroker recently. It was described as having a chrome lined barrel and chrome lock.
  9. Gkarp429

    Oh the Chains that Bind Us

    This is what I carry while walking the course, and it is pretty heavy. I know that I could leave the heavy brass ramrod behind, but I just like it better than the one that came with the gun. And I use a recoil pad only to protect the butt end while loading.
  10. Gkarp429

    Oh the Chains that Bind Us

    When shooting at sporting clay course you can prepare for and shoot as few shots as are comfortable for you. It’s pretty casual, unless you are competing. So for me, I walk it, at my own pace, getting some exercise. And quit, usually before the powder or shot that I carry, runs out. Basically...
  11. Gkarp429

    Considering a Double

    I have been shooting my very newly acquired 20 ga pedersoli double, also purchased from Dixie. On mine the LEFT lock has a frizzen spring that is longer and stiffer than the right. And the open frizzens are not mirror images of each other. I didnt return mine, so far it is firing pretty good...
  12. Gkarp429

    Oh the Chains that Bind Us

    I usually shoot at about 30 to 40 clays and I am selective regarding the stations that I shoot from. So I’m never attempting to complete an entire course. I carry about 3/4 of of a pound of powder in my horn and about 3-4 pounds of shot In a hard leather flask with Irish spout. Wads and other...
  13. Gkarp429

    Lyman GPR

    should be Investarm.
  14. Gkarp429

    Lyman GPR

    Should be a lot of fine print on the barrel
  15. Gkarp429

    Lyman GPR

    prolly Investarm, unless you bought it new and recently from Pedersoli.
  16. Gkarp429

    Can you see what I'm doing wrong?

    Oops, what cutfinger just said. So sorry.
  17. Gkarp429

    Can you see what I'm doing wrong?

    In first two videos with flintock, your left hand fingers are open under the gun. In video with the enfield, your left hand fingers grip the gun?
  18. Gkarp429

    Considering a Double

    Managing two locks on the same gun is a trip! Flintock or percussion. Enjoy.
  19. Gkarp429

    Considering a Double

    As long as your overshot card creates a vacuum seal, pushes back some, the vacuum works both ways. Hard to push down and hard to dislodge. if your cards are too small to feel the vacuum push back, just shove a 1/2 inch lubed fiber wad on top, that’s snug enough to hold.
  20. Gkarp429

    Sporting clay courses, woods walk for smoothbore shotgunners?

    I did a search and most of the recent posts that include a reference to shooting sporting clay courses were posted by yours trully. Haha. So, I thought I would start a thread re shooting sporting clay courses with our muzzleloaders. I think that shooting muzzleloading smootbores at 5 stand does...
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